Used cars for sale under $5,000 in Stamford, CT

Generally people start out by saying they are expensive to maintain, just don't go to the dealership. In every City there is someone who specializes in BMW older models. 2500 miles is oil change time, not 5000 miles like dealership will tell you. I strongly believe the reason they tell you that is something will go wrong and you will be right back in there to fix a $3000 repair that normally would cost you $75 elsewhere, As this happened to me. At 100,000 miles, whether it needs it or not, REPLACE "VISA VALVE". This part sits on the side of the motor right at the oil stick. There's a light rattle sometimes when I start the car, then goes away. When it got bad enough, check engine light came on, it stopped in its tracks. It took my son one minute to take off 3 screws and replace. The part was $59.00 on Amazon! Dealership wanted $500 for the part and $300 to put it on. Car is good as new.

I had a great experience purchasing a car from Bianca Motors. My salesman Albert knew exactly the type of car I required and was extremely helpful easy to work with throughout the process. I would highly recommend him and the dealer to anyone looking to purchase a used vehicle.

My husband bought our 2006 Toyota Corolla CE in 2008 it had around 30,000 miles at the time. He is still driving it today and the mileage just turned to 290,000 miles. We will be replacing this car with another one by next year! 😀

When I decided I wanted a minivan I knew I wanted a Honda. Its spacious, comfortable, has plenty of options and runs great. My only complaint is the gas mileage.

This has been a GREAT car. I'll miss it.This only reason I'm selling it is, I don't have a need for it any longer. It's got some extras included. Full size spare, car cover, Draw-tite hitch.

This car is a joy to own. It's 10 years old and still looks great. The 20" wheels make the car handle beyond expectations. Getting 24.3 mpg city and hwy combined. I've never had a breakdown and no serious engine or manufacturing defects. Going to hold onto the car until the wheels fall off.

I purchased a used 2007 Pacifica in 2012 with 96000 miles for $10,500. It is 04 15 2022 and I have 203000 miles on it. Other than oil changes I have not had to put $1 for any kind of repair ect. This year I do need to do an A/C repair. This has been the best car purchase of my life!!

Great deals and even greater people. I bought a brand new 2021 rogue with a rebuilt title from these guys. The car had 48 miles on it and I saved thousands of dollars

I purchased my Trailblazer new in 2008 and I'm still loving it! It consistently gets me where I'm going in any type of weather. I haven't had any major problems and keep up with regular maintenance. To be fair I drive a company car during the week so at 14 years old it has only 58,000 miles on it. I will keep it until it won't go anymore.

I was in the market for a preowned Subaru Legacy. Bill Kolb Subaru came highly recommended, as did John Lyons my salesperson. John made the entire process fluid/stress-free, and provided me with the highest level of customer service one could hope for. I am beyond thrilled with my certified pre-owned purchase, and grateful that I found a dealership for the long term.

I like the car a lot, it had 97,000 miles when I purchased it, so I am crossing my fingers that I will not have any issues soon. But it is super comfortable and I love the Hemi.

Very Helpful Jeep came out beautiful very happy with the price and everything worked out beautiful they did everything they said they were gonna do

This is my second car (first was a 05 Ford Focus) bought the jeep as a back up because the ford was junk and didn’t realize how much of a up grade I got the best car so far I’ve had it since September and have had no issues brakes work amazing the only bad thing I would have to say is it sucks trying to drive in the rain

The only real problem I had was there was almost NO gas in the car.I didn't realize it until I was about to get on the parkway. NOT GOOD!!!

The 97 is my first car, she may be 23 years old but she's never given up on me or any of my family members. The longest she's stayed out of commission was when we were waiting for the starter to come in. She always has surprises in store for me, overall I wouldn't trade her for the world. The car may not have a back bumper, or shocks(that's also fun when hitting a bump, free bouncy house) and the interiors seen better days, but these aren't the car's fault. A car's condition determines the person's ability to care for a car.

It?s a great car has wounderfull speakers radio has USB port an Bluetooth has a steering wheel cover that?s super nice an comfortable to hold

Found the car I wanted online, drove up 2 hours from NYC. On the way they were taking care of the paperwork so I could sign everything and walk out with a car. I got to drive that care home immediately it was done promptly and done well. They have many wonderful finance options and the showroom is beautiful itself. Everyone was kind and not pushy at all. The car selection is super fun and I will 100% be back, it was worth the drive. Thank you so much!

Want to drive in style on the Las Vegas Strip... it's common to have everyone to turn their heads and give you a thumbs up! Car is a 1986 model

Our 2008 Cadillac has 120k miles on it. Looks and smells brand new. Can't tell its used.. Wow.. What a car! We service it regularly, and my wife is not a big traveler. What is impressive is that nothing has gone wrong with it, other than regular service work..

Terrific buying experience overall. I worked with Shawn who was very helpful, knowledgeable and most importantly honest when it came down to the price and vehicle itself. I purchased a 2013 BMW X5 and the process was so seamless that I was able to drive away with my new car the same day! Marvin who is the manager is also very helpful and very understanding. I will definitely recommend 5 Star Auto! Btw I am a Tesla owner, and even though the Tesla buying experience is unbeatable, these guys made it extremely comparable to that experience which speaks volumes.

If I had not been involved in MVA, I would still own it. I had it for 14 years and it was the most reliable rig I have ever, ever owned!! I am currently in the market for a newer Hyundai be it Santa Fe or Tucson.

This car was bought new and it's still ours at 160k. Never a problem. The dealership sucks but the car is great. This car is still an awesome car. 2002 to 2006 I think is the 5th generation Camry and most are still running that there are car clubs just for the 5th generation. Stay away from the v6 tho

My 2008 Pontiac Torrent GXP has been a wonderful car. Very reliable gets me where I need to go has never left me stranded I've owned it for about a year now and the only issue I've had is the A solenoid keeps getting stuck making it to where it won't go to second gear so I have to turn the vehicle off wait about 5 seconds turn it back on again and we're good to go. I took it to a transmission mechanic and instead of just fixing the a solenoid valve that keeps getting stuck on he wanted to rebuild the whole transmission so for me that's just not worth my time. For now I will just continue to turn it off and back on again 🤷‍♀️

Bought this used car 2012 Nissan Altima 2.5 S three years ago with just over 100,000 miles and I’ve had nothing go wrong with the car since day one.

Had a great experience purchasing a 1963 Rambler from here. It was everything they said it was on their website and more. The salesman and the owner were great to deal with. I drove 114 miles and bought the car as soon as I saw it. It couldn't of gone better.

I’ve now owned a 1997 Honda Accord se for over 20 years and 100,000 miles, have it serviced every year, I also have 20 Mot certificates, having no remarks or advice on them

I bought a 2005 Camry XLE with 180K miles last year and it now has 204K miles. The car is 16 years old and the paint still looks great. It has the original exhaust, and the 2.4L I-4 engine is bulletproof. It runs strong and the automatic transmission shifts well with no slipping. I got 39 mpg on my trip from Chicago to Phoenix and I averaged about 88mph the whole trip. A/C is cold. I bought this car for $3200 and it still looks and drives like a $15,000 car. I anticipate driving this car upwards of 300-350K miles before I probably buy electric in 5 years.

This car has been part of my life for ten years, and I've owned it for the past two when my parents sold it to me. In all this time, it's never had any serious mechanical problems. I recently replaced a front control arm that was getting weak and the battery was replaced about 3 years ago, but it's had no notable repairs besides that. For the things that have been replaced, parts are inexpensive. In terms of interior quality and ride comfort, the material isn't premium but that's not what one looks for in this car. Front and rear legroom and head room are extremely good for its size. I've had friends well over 6 foot comment on the spaciousness. The trunk is deceivingly small but 4 carry on bags or an average grocery run fit comfortably. With the seats down, cargo space is plentiful. I managed to fit all my belongings in there when moving to a new city. The fact that the folded seats are higher than the trunk floor is a drawback, though. Exterior is bland but that's ok. No thief's gonna see this car as a high-value target. Driving on the highway requires a heavy foot at times but in the city the car is zippy and its small size is a huge advantage in traffic. Overall, extremely useful car and great value for your buck.